Pay-to-play Crafting training

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The following guide provides efficient methods for training Crafting from level 1 to 99, taking into consideration both cost and time. It is a skill with a variety of ways of obtaining experience, and with each method at a different rate and with different costs, the skill can be trained either very quickly at great expense (for example with leatherworking) or more slowly at a profit (for example with urns). This guide is intended for players who are members, though it includes some relevant methods that are also available for free-to-play players.

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Useful items and equipment

Item		Description	Requirements
	Artisan's outfit	Can be bought for Stealing Creation points in the Stealing Creation minigame. Provides a 1% Crafting experience boost per piece of the outfit worn. Wearing a full set will give an extra 1% bonus experience, for 6% bonus experience in total.	500 Stealing Creation points
	Modified artisan's bandana	Provides 5% chance to save a piece of leather per item crafted.	Artisan's bandana 100 Stealing Creation points
	Tool belt	Many items used for Crafting are stored on the tool belt: Chisel Needle Glassblowing pipe Most moulds	None
	Portable crafter	Provided perks: 10% base experience bonus 10% chance to save a hide or clay per item crafted 5% chance for gems barring onyx and hydrix The crafters also double as a tannery, so placing it next to a bank where applicable means that one can tan hides at the highest rate possible.	Tradeable Treasure Hunter reward
	Scroll of dexterity	High chance to save a material when crafting an item that requires three or more. See the Scroll of dexterity page for details.	60 60 20,000 Dungeoneering tokens
	Crafting cape	The Crafting cape's perk provides unlimited thread and removes the need for thread when crafting leather, and provides a 0.75% chance to cut all gems of the same type in the player's inventory at once. The first uncut gem the Crafting cape triggers on can trigger the portable crafter and crystal chisel effects. However, any additional uncut gems that are cut by the capes perk lose out on the chance to be saved by a portable crafter and duplicated by a crystal chisel.	99 / 120
	Crafting master cape
	Artificer's measure	Provided perks: The chance to activate the scroll of dexterity, which can save leather when crafting items, is multiplied by 1.25. If the scroll of dexterity activates, the player gains an Artificer's Focus bonus, providing a 0.5% experience buff to Crafting and Construction (which stacks up to 10 times for 5% more experience) for 5 minutes, which can be refreshed. There is a 5% chance to duplicate any manufactured items while glassblowing and forming urns. This bonus also works when crafting potion flasks, crystal flasks, and ogre flasks. Duplicated items are sent to the bank if the inventory is full.	99 102 40
	Brooch of the Gods	Doubles some effects of the portable crafter: The chance to save hides or soft clay is increased from 10% to 20%. The chance to save a gem when cutting it (except onyx and hydrix) is increased from 5% to 10%.	None
	Torstol incense sticks	Each potency level of torstol incense sticks provides a 0.5% experience boost. The potency level will increase every 10 minutes and will reach its maximum at level 4 (+2% experience boost). Overloading consumes 6 sticks but instantly provides the maximum potency.	75
	Sacred clay needle	Obtained for 20 Stealing Creation points, granting 24,450 bonus experience in Crafting upon use. Playing organised non-combat Stealing Creation yields around 120,000 bonus experience per hour.	20 Stealing Creation points
	Crafting potion	A three-dose crafting potion can be made at level 42 Herblore from wergali and frog spawn or purchased on the Grand Exchange for 5,244. Temporary, visible +3 boost to Crafting, allowing the player to craft items above their level.	None
	Inspire Genius	Players with level 118 Archaeology can activate the Inspire Genius relic power at the mysterious monolith for a 2% experience increase to Crafting.	118
	Dwarven army axe	+3 base experience when crafting items from leather, hard leather, and soft clay.	None

Locations for training

Most methods of training rely on having a bank nearby.

Spinning wheels

• A convenient spinning wheel is on the 1^st floor^[UK]2^nd floor^[US] of Lumbridge Castle with a bank directly above it on the next floor.
• Neitiznot houses a spinning wheel just south-east of the bank, though the isle requires the player to at least start The Fremennik Isles quest. That means at least level 46 Crafting is required for this spinning wheel (boosts cannot be used).
• There's a spinning wheel in Seers' Village just south-west of the bank.
• There are two spinning wheels located in Burthorpe south of the Gnome Banker, shopkeeper, and Mistress Fara. They can be found just outside of the cow pen.

Looms

• There are two looms located at the crafting tent in Burthorpe west of the Druids' Circle.
• One is in the farmhouse by the Falador cabbage patch, which is inconvenient without the explorer's ring 3 or 4.
• One is in the western part of the Cadarn district in Prifddinas north of the Max Guild.

Pottery ovens and potter's wheel

Both pottery ovens and wheels are used in the creation of urns and other clay products. Note that a portable crafter can function as both a wheel and an oven, which may save a lot of time as it can be placed immediately next to a bank. Players who do not need to bank can find a full list of wheels and ovens on their respective pages.

However among the full list, some notable fixed locations with both a potter's wheel and oven which are also close to banks include the following:

• In Burthorpe they can both be found south of the bank; this is near the smithing furnace and west of the druid circle.
• South-east of Varrock's East Bank inside the gated and fenced area.
• On the ground floor^[UK]1^st floor^[US] of the Crafting Guild, which is itself close to a bank chest outside in the clan camp (note entering the guild requires 40 Crafting).
• Within the Menaphos Worker district. Completion of The Jack of Spades is required to access Menaphos and rank 6 reputation within the Worker district is required to use the bank chest.
• Very close to the bank chest in the Ithell district of Prifddinas. This is the fastest method; however, access to the city requires the completion of the Plague's End quest and thus level 75 Crafting (among many other requirements).

Tannery

Tanneries can be used by players who wish to tan their own leather. They can be found in a few locations:

• Portable crafter (the cost is same as regular tanner).
• A tanner can be found just South of the Varrock West bank.
• One resides on the 1^st floor^[UK]2^nd floor^[US] of the Crafting Guild.
• Tanya Hyde can be found in the cow pen to the north of Taverley and will tan hides for the player.
• A tanner lives in a house just a stone's throw North of the Al Kharid bank.
• The closest tanner to a bank resides in the Ithell district of Prifddinas; however, as mentioned above, this requires completion of the Plague's End quest and thus level 75 Crafting (among many other requirements).

Furnace

Furnaces are used in the production of jewellery. The most efficient way to create jewellery is to fill the metal bank with gold bars and have the inventory filled with the gems needed to create the jewellery.

Several furnaces exist within a short range of a bank:

• The Fort Forinthry workshop has a furnace just 3 squares away from a bank, requiring partial completion of New Foundations to access.
• Shilo Village has a furnace only 10 squares from a bank; however, it requires completion of the Shilo village quest.
• Edgeville has a furnace 13 squares from a bank; however, it requires the easy Varrock achievements.
• A furnace exists on Neitiznot that is 15 squares from a bank; however, it requires the player to at least start The Fremennik Isles.
• Artisans' Workshop has a furnace 15 squares from a bank. Note that the Burial Forges cannot be used for crafting.
• Port Phasmatys houses a furnace that is only 17 squares away from a bank. There are no requirements to use it, though a ghostspeak amulet will speed up banking.
• There is a furnace 17 squares away from the bank chest in the Lumbridge Market.
• Furnace south of Burthorpe 24 squares from bank.

Training Crafting

At low levels, both crafting urns and making jewellery offer good experience rates for relatively low costs or even small profits. Since intervals between gaining levels are fairly small, switching to the most effective method isn't always time-efficient as obtaining the resources may consume more time than would be saved. While jewellery and urns offers moderate experience at low costs, low-level players who seek faster rates should consider cutting gems. Cutting sapphires costs about −2.48 coins per experience; however, it offers rates of up to 200,000 experience per hour, starting at level 20 (in other words, a player could reach level 57 Crafting in an hour from level 20).

Starting at level 54, players often train Crafting with battlestaves. Water battlestaves offer about 1.72 and thus a good balance of gp/xp for most players. Players who seek faster experience rates can start making green dragonhide bodies at level 63, though these cost about 6.18 per point of experience. Players who are tight on money should instead consider making higher-level urns, such as decorated fishing and cooking urns.

Advice for Ironmen

Ironmen should begin the first few levels of training with picking flax in Taverley and turning those into bow strings on the provided spinning wheel there for their use in Fletching later and after that try to focus on techniques such as crafting urns (especially after 40 when the Crafting guild becomes available; don't forget to use runes to stack urns to save time otherwise spent in banking trips) or perhaps tanning dragonhide or other leather-making techniques.

Although a mining rework has been done that has increased gem outputs, to purely focus on experience gained from making jewellery may not be as practical as it is for regular players, due to the absence of the ability to trade on the Grand Exchange.

However, mining from uncommon gem rocks is viable with high Mining levels and a gem bag. With the Crafting Guild update and completion of Family Crest, silver and gold ores may be directly deposited into the furnace in the guild. Jewellery may be crafted for enchanting, high alching, sign of the porter, or Invention after it's unlocked.

Mining rare gems is rather slow at level 85 Mining and is not recommended to farm for maximum experience gains.

Levels 1-46+

Main article: Molten glass

Molten glass can be made in a furnace using a bucket of sand and soda ash (obtained by cooking seaweed on a range or in a fire). Molten glass can then be made into several useful items with a glassblowing pipe (tool belt will work). Training this way is a good strategy for going from level 1-30 as glasswork offers decent experience rates.

Starting at level 46 Crafting, making orbs via glassblowing is an excellent method of training, granting 52.5 experience per orb and on average around 91,000 with no interruption and possibly up to 120,000 experience per hour. Molten glass can be bought for 1,046 each, and unpowered orbs sell back for 425. Powering orbs is a good way of earning money as the charged orbs fetch much higher prices (air: 563, water: 2,418, earth: 256, fire: 331).

At lvl 54, depending on GE prices, players might want to switch to making bomb vials, granting slightly higher xp per hour than orbs, as bomb vials are worth 3,275.

Players who have completed the quest The Hand in the Sand can obtain 84 buckets of sand per day from Bert. Seaweed can either be purchased from the Grand Exchange or from Arhein in Catherby. Players with level 77 Magic who have completed the Lunar Diplomacy quest can use the Superglass Make spell, which can substitute soda ash with raw seaweed or swamp weed as well as producing about 30% more glass for free.

Level 1-77+

Pottery and jewellery - slow but cheap

Note: The table below assumes the player purchases soft clay from the Grand Exchange. Players can make their own by using clay on a water source, earning 657 (and one Crafting experience) per clay, thus saving 1,314 per urn. Players can also mine their own clay, which would save 1,731 per clay or 3,462 per urn.

New players can also make bowstrings from flax as these offer a bit of money as well as slow Crafting experience.

Consider the cost of obtaining resources when using the methods below as prices change over time. A calculator with the prices, experience, and gp/xp rates can be found here. A similar calculator containing all items of jewellery up to and including onyx can be found here. Note that all price calculations are based on buying and selling resources and products at current Grand Exchange rates.

Level	Product	XP/Item	Items needed	Cost of materials	Value of product(s)	Total Profit/Loss (each)	High Alch Profit/Loss (each)
1+	Bowstring	15		−71	439	368	−869
2-5	Cracked mining urn (nr)	29.8	2 x	−2,148	2,656	508	−2,988
5-6	Gold ring	15		−1,750	1,220	−530	−2,398
6-7	Gold necklace	20		−1,750	987	−763	−2,338
7-8	Gold bracelet	25		−1,750	944	−806	−2,278
8-12	Gold amulet (unstrung)	30		−1,750	388	−643	−2,398
12-15	Fragile cooking urn (nr)	42	2 x	−3,462	2,332	−1,130	−4,260
15-20	Fragile fishing urn (nr)	49	2 x	−3,462	2,219	−1,243	−4,248
20-22	Sapphire ring	40		−2,080	2,006	−74	−2,398
22-23	Sapphire necklace	55		−2,080	3,776	1,696	−2,308
23-24	Sapphire bracelet	60		−2,080	2,892	812	−2,248
24-29	Sapphire amulet (unstrung)	65		−2,080	869	−1,211	−2,398
29-30	Emerald necklace	60		−2,138	3,880	1,742	−2,141
30-36	Emerald bracelet	65		−2,138	2,448	310	−2,081
36-40	Plain cooking urn (nr)	72.9	2 x	−3,462	1,091	−2,371	−4,188
40-42	Ruby necklace	75		−2,150	3,588	1,438	−1,703
42-55	Ruby bracelet	80		−2,150	2,903	753	−1,613
55-72	Dragonstone ring	100		−5,768	7,971	2,203	3,949
72-74	Dragonstone necklace	105		−5,768	9,042	3,274	4,399
74+	Dragonstone bracelet	110		−5,768	8,709	2,941	4,849
76-77	Decorated fishing urn (nr)	122	2 x	−3,462	10,026	6,564	−4,074
77+	Decorated runecrafting urn (nr)	128	2 x	−3,462	8,994	5,532	−4,086
80+	Dragonstone amulet (unstrung)	150		−5,768	7,742	1,974	3,949

Level 20+

Fast and expensive - cutting gems

Cutting gems is a fast and expensive way of training Crafting. Gems can be obtained in a few ways, however most players prefer to buy them in mass from the Grand Exchange. A few other ways include:

• Buying from shops or players
• Mining gem rocks in Al Kharid, Shilo Village (requires completion of the quest), Lunar Isle mine, Prifddinas, or the Kal'gerion resource dungeon. Wearing an amulet of glory and the ring of Wealth will improve the speed at which gems are mined.
• Opening geodes obtained from mining
• Stealing from safes
• Monster drops
• The Gnome Restaurant activity
• Magpies who forage gems and rings

Below is a table showing experience rates for the different types of gems. All experience/hour is an estimate and this table assumes 4,000 gems are cut per hour. Players considering cutting opal, jade or red topaz should note that they yield crushed gems at about 21% of the time at level 69 Crafting, and about 8% of the time at level 89. Crushed gems will still yield 1/4th of the experience, but can no longer be sold for any return.

Gem	Crafting level	Uncut price	Cut price	Experience/gem	Experience/hour	Profit/experience	Profit/hour
Opal	1	642	453	15	60,000	−12.6	−756,000
Jade	13	2,732	4,111	20	80,000	68.95	5,516,000
Red topaz	16	897	864	25	100,000	−1.32	−132,000
Sapphire	20	454	330	50	200,000	−2.48	−496,000
Emerald	27	475	388	67.5	270,000	−1.29	−348,000
Ruby	34	435	400	85	340,000	−0.41	−140,000
Diamond	43	868	600	107.5	430,000	−2.49	−1,072,000
Dragonstone	55	5,059	4,018	137.5	550,000	−7.57	−4,164,000
Onyx	72	1,069,837	1,084,707	167.5	670,000	88.78	59,480,000
Hydrix	79	76,255,147	76,773,259	197.5	790,000	2,623.35	2,072,448,000

Enchanting jewellery

Players who are making jewellery should consider enchanting their items as well. Several items (such as the games necklace, ring of duelling, and the amulet of glory) are significantly more valuable after being enchanted, as well as granting some Magic experience.

Signs of the Porter

Alternatively, necklaces up to dragonstone can be converted into Signs of the porter if you have the Divination levels and energies to make them. While not tradeable, these can be used for training Gathering skills such as Archaeology more efficiently.

Stringing amulets

A ball of wool can be bought on the Grand Exchange for 1,934 coins each or crafted on a spinning wheel out of wool (see above for locations). It can be used on an unstrung amulet to string it. This provides only 4 experience per amulet and thus few players prefer to use this method to train.

At level 80 Magic, players can cast String Jewellery to automatically string all amulets in their inventory. With a mud or elemental battlestaff, this is easier and cheaper than using wool. It also grants 83 Magic experience, as well as 4 Crafting experience.

Assuming 2,000 amulets can be strung per hour, the experience per hour is 8,000.

Amulet	XP/item	Crafting level	Unstrung price	Strung price	Profit/XP	Profit/item	Profit/hour
Sapphire amulet (unstrung)	65	24	869	1,753	−262.5	−1,050	−2,100,000
Opal amulet (unstrung)	15	27	856	1,806	−246	−984	−1,968,000
Emerald amulet (unstrung)	70	31	3,895	6,367	134.5	538	1,076,000
Jade amulet (unstrung)	20	34	2,604	6,574	509	2,036	4,072,000
Topaz amulet (unstrung)	30	45	2,082	5,207	297.75	1,191	2,382,000
Ruby amulet (unstrung)	85	50	2,519	4,900	111.75	447	894,000
Diamond amulet (unstrung)	100	70	2,931	6,143	319.5	1,278	2,556,000
Dragonstone amulet (unstrung)	150	80	7,742	9,911	58.75	235	470,000

Slow but free - crafting spider silk

High level players like to farm corpse spiders for invention components using the Scavenging perk. These players usually leave lots of spider silk and thread on the ground. Using area loot, it's easy to pick up the thread and spider silk, craft it into armour, and either drop it on the ground or disassemble it if you have invention unlocked.

Alternatively, you can kill them yourself for some combat experience and a chance at spider egg (unchecked) drops. A bonecrusher is recommended if you are going to kill the spiders yourself, as it removes the bones from the loot piles and buries them for you.

Level 54+

Battlestaves - fast, but requires stockpiling

Crafting elemental battlestaves provides fast experience for its level at a moderate to high cost, though the Grand Exchange can make this method somewhat slower by limiting the purchase of staves to only 1,000 every four hours (see below for tips on acquiring battlestaves). Assuming the player has the battlestaves and charged orbs ready, it is possible to craft around 2,600 elemental staves an hour using bank presets.

Unpowered orbs can be made by hand using glassblowing (see below) and then charged, though most players prefer to skip this stage and purchase charged orbs from the Grand Exchange to save time. If a player wishes to stockpile orbs before they can craft the staves, they can make molten glass and blow it into an unpowered orb for a total of 52.5 experience per orb, requiring 46 Crafting. Note that charging the orbs can be very tedious as the obelisks are difficult to get to.

Collecting staves

• Players can purchase up to 1,000 battlestaves on the Grand Exchange every four hours, though this limit can be circumvented by asking other players to buy them; players can check the forums for others selling them in larger amounts.
• Players can buy up to 8 battlestaves from Naff in Varrock square. Players who have obtained Varrock armour 1, 2, 3, or 4 have this limit increased to 16, 32, 64, and 80 respectively.
• After completing Lunar Diplomacy, a stock of 20 can be bought from Baba Yaga in her house on the Lunar Isle.
• Haf will sell a stock of 20; she can be found by the Elven grimoire in Prifddinas. Her assistant, Lunet, will sell an additional 16 to players who have completed the hard Tirannwn achievements.
• They can be purchased from the Mage Training Arena; however, this is slow and tedious.
• They can be obtained as a drop from several monsters (see battlestaff for more information).

Cost analysis

Battlestaff	Level	Experience	Experience/hour	Coins/experience Staves from the Grand Exchange, sell at GE	Coins/experience Staves from Naff, sell at GE	Coins/experience Staves from the Grand Exchange, High Alch	Coins/experience Staves from Naff, High Alch
Water battlestaff	54	100	220,000	1.72	−27.99	19.95	−9.76
Earth battlestaff	58	112.5	247,500	21.45	−4.96	36.95	10.54
Fire battlestaff	62	125	275,000	18.97	−4.8	32.66	8.89
Air battlestaff	66	137.5	302,500	17.58	−4.03	28	6.39

Reference Calculator:Crafting/Battlestaves for a more complete breakdown.

Level 63+

Dragonhide armour - fast and expensive

Dragonhide armour is crafted from dragon leather, requiring a needle (tool belt will work), and thread. Dragonhide armour offers very high experience rates (typically at least 300,000 per hour), though at higher costs. Players who wish to gain cheaper experience should continue using the methods described above. With the use of inventory presets up to 1,600 bodies or shields can be made in an hour. Using a yak can increase this to 1,800 per hour.

For players with level 55 Magic, it is possible to cast High Level Alchemy on the dragonhide armour. This saves a substantial amount of money in the long run, whilst also granting Magic experience. It is possible to train both crafting and magic together while making profit by purchasing green dragon leathers from the Grand Exchange, crafting green dragonhide shields, and then casting High Level Alchemy on them.

Cost analysis - dragonhide armour

Armour type	Crafting level	Experience	Experience/hour	Profit/experience	Profit/armour	Profit/hour
Green dragonhide body	63	186	297,600	6.2	1,150	1,840,000
Green dragonhide shield	64	248	396,800	1.2	296	473,600
Blue dragonhide body	71	210	336,000	−1.4	−293	−468,800
Blue dragonhide shield	72	280	448,000	−6.2	−1,730	−2,768,000
Red dragonhide body	77	234	374,400	−5.2	−1,228	−1,964,800
Red dragonhide shield	78	312	499,200	−5.5	−1,727	−2,763,200
Black dragonhide body	84	258	412,800	1.5	391	625,600
Black dragonhide shield	85	344	550,400	0.7	244	390,400
Royal dragonhide body	93	282	451,200	8.4	2,366	3,785,600

Levels 75+

Playing the harps located within the Ithell district in Prifddinas offers moderate rates (about 50,000 experience per hour as well as a little construction experience) with little attention required. Level 75 Crafting is required to play the harps, and the Plague's End quest is required to access the city. Playing the harps will yield small amounts of harmonic dust, which is used to craft crystal tools and equipment. Harps will gradually fall out of tune in increments of 10%, granting only half the harmonic dust at 50% and becoming totally unplayable at 100%; the harp can be tuned again at any time, granting 50 construction experience for every 10% tuned.

Levels 89+

Players who have level 81 Mining can mine up to 50 blocks of red sandstone a day from the Oo'glog red sandstone and a further 25 from the Sophanem red sandstone after completing the elite Desert achievements. The red sandstone can then be made into robust glass (there is no requirement for this step as it grants no experience) on a robust glass machine. Players with level 89 Crafting can then blow the glass into potion flasks, granting 100 experience per flask. This is also a good source of money, since each flask sells for 20,204 on the Grand Exchange.

Players with level 81 Mining who have completed the Plague's End quest can mine up to 50 crystal-flecked sandstone each day in the Ithell crystal sandstone mine in the Ithell district of Prifddinas. They are crafted in an identical fashion to regular flasks and give 150 experience each. Crafting Crystal glass or Robust glass requires the completion of the quest As a First Resort. Crafting in Ithell when the Voice of Seren is active will grant 20% more base Crafting XP from crafting crystal flasks. Players with level 115 Dungeoneering can mine an extra 25 per day in the Edimmu resource dungeon. While they offer more experience than regular flasks, they are considerably lower in price at 2,796 each.

Players often keep the molten glass until Double XP Live to maximise the experience gained. However, this is not recommended due to other methods such as black dragonhide shields being much faster.

Other ways to train

Dungeoneering (level 9+)

Crafting protoleather bodies in Daemonheim from five protomastyx hides will yield 99.5 experience each. Protomastyx hides can be obtained by hunting or killing Protomastyx, or bought from the Smuggler for 420 coins. A completed body fetches a return of 420 coins when sold to the Smuggler, making it possible to buy more hides and craft additional bodies.

Weaving (Clan Citadel)

Training on the loom in a Clan Citadel (tier 5 or higher) is both free and relatively quick, although it requires active clicking to move between the remaining hotspots and restart the collection action. The experience scales to the players level (see this article for more details), with higher levels achieving around 120,000 experience per hour for a total of about 200,000 experience each week (assuming the player has achieved a fealty of 3). The experience rate is slightly more than half of that of the battlestaff method. The player can complete their cap every build tick (once a week). Players who have completed over 50% of their cap can also claim some bonus experience from the Quartermaster, which can go towards any of the skills available in the citadel; a player with level 99 Crafting can claim 55,226 bonus experience for doing this.

There is also the Clan cloak fealty reward, although most prefer to use this on harder to obtain skills.

Grinding sandstone with Telekinetic Grind

Similar to the Money Making Method, depending on how fast the player is, over 400,000 Crafting experience can be attained in an hour. The player needs completion of Lunar Diplomacy and a magic level of 85 to cast telekinetic grind. Due to the amount of sandstone that can be processed in an hour, the player is advised to buy the sandstone from other players, or buy a lot of sandstone before starting the training method. It is worth noting that the method is very click intenstive, without any afk time.

Depending on the pricing of sandstone and extra fine sand, a nice profit can be turned on top of a good amount of crafting and magic experience.

Other sources of experience

Player-owned port - Level 90+

Main article: Player-owned port

While this is not a consistent method of training, players who have acquired Lacquer from voyages can craft both tradeable and untradeable tier-85 ranged armour, yielding 10,000 experience for the hood, 20,000 for the legs, and 30,000 for the body. Players can also make a Reefwalker's cape and a Leviathan ring from koi scales and pearls respectively, each granting 10,000 experience. Note that this experience is gained in the normal way, so things like bonus experience, skill outfits, the wisdom aura, and other such items will increase the experience gained. Both superior and regular gear grant the same experience, and the tradeable armour is also an excellent source of money.

Quests for Crafting experience

Main article: Quests/Experience rewards § Crafting

Quest	Members	Experience reward	Crafting requirement	Other requirements
Sheep Shearer (miniquest)		150	N/A	N/A
Goblin Diplomacy		200	N/A	N/A
Gunnar's Ground		300	5	N/A
Tower of Life		500	N/A	10 Construction
Fur 'n Seek		500	N/A	25 Slayer
In Search of the Myreque		600	N/A	25 Agility
Dwarf Cannon		750	N/A	N/A
Animal Magnetism		1,000	19	18 Slayer 30 Ranged 35 Woodcutting 15 Thieving
A Fairy Tale III - Battle at Ork's Rift		1,000	36	59 Magic 54 Farming 51 Thieving 37 Summoning
The Golem		1,000	20	25 Thieving
Making History		1,000	N/A	N/A
Recipe for Disaster: Freeing the Goblin Generals		1,000	N/A	N/A
Recipe for Disaster: Freeing Pirate Pete		1,000	N/A	31 Cooking
Tears of Guthix		1,000	20	49 Firemaking 20 Mining
Murder Mystery		1,406	N/A	N/A
Recipe for Disaster: Freeing Skrach Uglogwee		1,500	N/A	41 Cooking 20 Firemaking
Cold War		2,000	30	10 Hunter 34 Construction 30 Agility 15 Thieving
Enlightened Journey		2,000	36	20 Firemaking 30 Farming
In Aid of the Myreque		2,000	25	7 Magic 15 Mining
Shades of Mort'ton		2,000	20	5 Firemaking 15 Herblore
Observatory Quest		2,250	N/A	N/A
The Giant Dwarf		2,500	12	16 Firemaking 33 Magic 14 Thieving
The Fremennik Trials		2,812	40	25 Fletching 40 Woodcutting
The Great Brain Robbery		3,000	16	30 Construction 50 Prayer
Nature Spirit		3,000	N/A	N/A
The Slug Menace		3,500	30	30 Runecrafting 30 Slayer 30 Thieving
Shilo Village		3,875	20	32 Agility
Legacy of Seergaze		4,000	47	20 Construction 29 Agility 31 Slayer 35 Mining 40 Firemaking 49 Magic
Elemental Workshop I		5,000	20	20 Mining 20 Smithing
Dimension of Disaster: Demon Slayer		5,000	30	N/A
The Fremennik Isles		5,000	46	20 Construction 40 Agility 56 Woodcutting
Cabin Fever		7,000	45	42 Agility 50 Smithing 40 Ranged
Enakhra's Lament		7,000	50	45 Firemaking 13 Magic
Elemental Workshop II		7,500	20	20 Magic 30 Smithing
Dimension of Disaster: Curse of Arrav		9,000	45	61 Agility 64 Strength 64 Ranged
The Hand in the Sand		9,000	49	17 Thieving
Elemental Workshop IV		9,000	41	39 Runecrafting 39 Thieving 40 Defence 42 Smithing
TokTz-Ket-Dill		10,000	43	50 Attack 50 Construction 41 Mining 45 Strength
In Pyre Need		11,556	52	55 Firemaking 53 Fletching
The Void Stares Back		20,000	70	80 Magic 78 Attack 78 Strength 71 Firemaking 70 Construction 70 Smithing 55 Summoning 25 Defence
The Branches of Darkmeyer		20,000	64	76 Woodcutting 70 Fletching 70 Magic 67 Slayer 63 Farming 63 Agility
Rocking Out		25,000	66	60 Agility 63 Thieving 69 Smithing
Kindred Spirits		25,000	60	60 Agility 60 Herblore 60 Smithing
Do No Evil		40,000	68	50 Ranged 64 Construction 70 Magic 70 Thieving
Love Story		40,000	67	77 Magic 68 Construction 68 Smithing
Ritual of the Mahjarrat		40,000	76	77 Agility 76 Mining
Some Like It Cold		40,000	56	65 Fishing 50 Construction 50 Thieving
Plague's End		50,000	75	75 Agility 75 Construction 75 Dungeoneering 75 Herblore 75 Mining 75 Prayer 75 Ranged 75 Summoning 75 Woodcutting
The Light Within		90,000	80	80 Agility 80 Divination 80 Herblore 80 Prayer 80 Slayer 80 Woodcutting
Total		520,899